Johnson Controls Technology Company

Johnson Controls Tyco IP Holdings Llp

Tyco Fire + Security Gmbh

Alan S Schwegler

Nicole Ann Madison

Corey A Poquette

Joseph R Ribbich

Adam R Grabowski

Garrett Wiens-Kind

Dennis J Flood

Pat Harder

Steve M Schmidt

Michael J Wenzel

William Paul Alberth, Jr

Mohammad N ElBsat

Robert D Turney

Matthew J Ellis

Ryan A Piaskowski

Michael J Ajax

Brennan H Fentzlaff

Beth A Ray

Joseph M Mueller

Michael F Kornacki

Juan Esteban Tapiero Bernal

Nicholas S Van Derven

Benjamin W Hapka

Jonathan M Schwabe

Prashant P Taralkar

Kerry M Bell

Leyla Mousavi

Bridget E Kapler

Kierstyn R Robbins

Brent T Ellis

Vineet Binodshanker Sinha

Rachel D M Ellerman

Rajesh Nayak

Drory Ben-Menachem

Maria L Mejia

Nicholas V Pollock

Amber R Manuguid

Selena Goodwin

Naomi Steele

Xinlu Xiao

Brian D Marr

A building system including one or more memory devices that store instructions thereon, that, when executed by one or more processors, generate a user interface including user interface elements, wherein a first user interface element of user interface elements is associated with a first category and includes one or more first recommendations that are associated with the first category and one or more first selection fields allowing a user to select recommendations for implementation from among the one or more first recommendations and a second user interface element of the user interface elements is associated with a second category and includes one or more second recommendations that are associated with the second category.

Building system with a recommendation interface

A system includes a plurality of thermostats corresponding to a plurality of HVAC systems that serve a plurality of spaces and a computing system communicable with the plurality of thermostats via a network. The computing system is configured to, for each space of the plurality of spaces, obtain a set of training data relating to thermal behavior of the space, identify a model of thermal behavior of the space based on the set of training data, perform a model predictive control process using the model of thermal behavior of the space to obtain a temperature setpoint for the space, and provide the temperature setpoint to the thermostat corresponding to the HVAC system serving the space. The plurality of thermostats are configured to control the plurality of HVAC systems in accordance with the temperature setpoints.

Smart thermostat with model predictive control and demand response integration

A building management system (BMS) interface system. The BMS interface system includes a user interface and a BMS controller in communication with the user interface. The BMS controller includes a processor. The processor is configured to display a graphical scheduling interface on the user interface and receive a scheduling input from the user interface. The processor is further configured to extract one or more scheduling elements from the received scheduling input and convert the scheduling elements into one or more BMS data objects. The processor is further configured to update the graphical scheduling interface displayed on the user interface. The processor is also configured to execute one or more scheduling instructions based on the received scheduling input, wherein the scheduling instructions are associated with the operation of one or more BMS devices.

Systems and methods for interfacing with a building management system

A building system comprising one or more memory devices storing instructions that, are executed by one or more processors. The instructions include retrieving one or more instructions for installing a thermostat with heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) equipment and causing a user interface to display the one or more instructions. The instructions further include receiving one or more confirmation indications of the one or more instructions being performed successfully by a user and causing the user interface to display an interface including one or more indication that the one or more instructions were performed successfully by the user.

Thermostat with interactive installation features

A controller for controlling an environmental condition of a building via building equipment includes a user interface configured to present information to a user, an air quality sensor configured to sense indoor air quality conditions, a communications interface configured to communicate with a server system and receive outdoor air quality data from the server system, and a processing circuit. The processing circuit is configured to generate indoor air quality data based on the sensed indoor air quality data conditions sensed by the air quality sensor, receive, via the communications interface, the outdoor air quality data from the server system, and generate one or more interfaces indicating the indoor air quality conditions and the outdoor air quality conditions based on the indoor air quality data and the outdoor air quality data and cause the user interface to display the one or more interfaces.

Thermostat with user interface features

Display screen with a graphical user interface

A building management system includes a controller for one or more devices of the building management system and a system manager communicably coupled to the controller. The controller includes a priority array for a point object managed by the controller. The priority array includes a plurality of commands for the point object and defines a priority of each command. The system manager is configured to retrieve the priority array from the controller, generate a user interface identifying the plurality of commands in the priority array and the priority of each command, receive a new command from a user, and update the user interface to include a preview of the priority array indicating how the priority array would change if the new command were applied to the priority array.

Building management system with priority array preview interface

Display screen or portion thereof with graphical user interface

A thermostat for controlling HVAC equipment via one or more control wires includes a user interface, a wiring terminal, and a processing circuit. The user interface is configured to display output to a user. The wiring terminal includes one or more connection points. The processing circuit is configured to determine one or more wiring instructions for wiring the thermostat with the HVAC equipment and cause the user interface to display the one or more instructions. The instructions instruct the user to connect the control wires to the connection points.

Display having a graphical user interface

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Shorewood, WI, United States of America

Alan S Schwegler